OTA’s (Organized Team Activities) are underway at Paul Brown Stadium. I would expect the Bengals to look a little different this season considering they have a new offensive and a new defensive coordinator. I believe I speak for many Bengals fans when I say that I am excited to see what the new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson has in mind for Andy, A.J. and the gang. Last season’s dismal first round playoff loss to the San Diego Chargers proved there were several flaws in the offense. One of the most disappointing parts of the game for me was the extremely conservative play calling by offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Quarterback Andy Dalton was definitely not on his game, but with all the options he has in the receiving core AND for the fact that the Bengals had not (and still have not) won a playoff game since 1990, it was NOT the time to call conservative plays.

I am excited to keep up with Hue Jackson’s style, as well as, the new defensive coordinator Paul Guenther’s style. Guenther has big shoes to fill with taking the place of fan favorite Mike Zimmer (now the head coach for the Minnesota Vikings). I will be posing updates and more in the days to come leading up to TRAINING CAMP (starts at the end of July)…WHO DEY!!!

99 DAYS UNTIL THE REGULAR SEASON OF THE NFL BEGINS!!!

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I have been a Cincinnati Bengals fan for close to fifteen years now. I have not missed a game in ten years, unless it was blacked out of course. In which case, I would listen to it on the radio or watch it on the Internet.  Over the last few years, Cincinnati has become a strong competitor in the NFL. Although the city of Cincinnati is weary (especially without a play off win in the last  twenty three years), many are optimistic about the Bengals’ future. Cincinnati has a young and promising football team. In a city where football success has been almost non-existent, there is a lot to talk about when the team makes the playoffs three years in a row. They are going in to the upcoming season with a top ten defense. The offense has been less consistent leaving many to question whether or not Andy Dalton has what it takes to remain the starting quarterback. The Bengals definitely rocked the boat this weekend with their fifth round pick of AJ McCarron, quarterback from Alabama.